This is a novel based on a part of a true story. During the writing process, I once asked myself whether the reality was too dark and the protagonist of the story was too miserable. However, the deeper I wrote, the more similar it was to the ten years we have experienced. After graduating from college, college students cannot find jobs; collusion between government and businessmen has led to skyrocketing housing prices; poor people do charity, while rich people make money and immigrate; human life is not as expensive as housing prices; those in industry do not make as much money as real estate speculators. Many of the characters in the article can be easily found in life. Xu Chunhong, who was forced to work as a mistress by life; Chen Mo, who rescued lives and injured every day but couldn't afford a house; Yi Ke, who made money and immigrated overseas; Zhang Jie, who loved money and eventually fell into prostitution; Xu Zhigao, who used his power to make money but died at the hands of money; Wang Lin, who was pure and kind and honest, and Cheng Yunbiao, who was forced to join in the trap. . . . . . .
After going around in circles for ten years, you always have to pay a price for the wrong things you do. This is destined to be a gray-toned story. The ending of the novel has been told, but the real story has not. The money that Iko transferred overseas has been unable to be traced, and the property rights certificates of more than 400 owners have still not been obtained.
Finally, I want to say that this is not a romance novel, this is the real world we live in! When I write this novel, I just hope that the world will be less gray and more bright.